If you have Outlook already setup to tap your AOL email account and are getting ‘IMAP’ error messages, it’s because one or more of your emails in AOL are corrupted. They may work ok in AOL’s webpage, but won’t in other programs like Outlook. To solve this problem should take you just a few minutes: In Outlook, create a new folder in your regular set of Outlook folders (not the ones under the AOL account). Now move all your messages from the AOL account into this folder, in batches of 10 or 20.
At some point you’ll get an error where a batch included the corrupted message. Now try to move just those 10 or 20 messages to the other folder, one at a time till you get an error – that zeros you in on the corrupted email. Now log onto your AOL account using your web browser, go to your email, and find that message. Advertisement Problem solved!
Note: AOL and Verizon customers who need to update their account settings after AOL's recent change to their server settings should see the section Update your email settings in Outlook for Mac. When checking your encryption settings, make sure they're set to SSL, SSL/TLS, or Auto and not TLS only. This program helps you stay connected with AOL Mail, chat on AIM with your family and friends and be in the know with AOL.com. You can customize your toolbar and have access to your most frequently visited websites.
At least until the next time AOL’s server bungs up a message. This problem occurs because Outlook downloads all your emails up-front from the AOL servers, so it encounters the corrupted email each time Outlook tries to sync with AOL. This doesn’t happen when using AOL on the web because you only deal with a specific email when you click on it. To complicate this further, AOL’s website may be able to display the corrupted email even if Outlook can’t. And if you want to save that email, just email it to yourself from the AOL website – that’ll create a new copy of the email which shouldn’t be corrupted. Why does this happen? Well, how much are you paying AOL for email services – nothing right?
So what’s their incentive to make their email service work solidly with anything other than AOL? There is none, so everybody who uses AOL email has to either work entirely inside the AOL sphere (using either the AOL website to do email or installing the AOL program on their computer). Or just live with these compatibility problems. I’m Chris Gardner, Your Tech Coach giving you Practical Help for Your Digital Life® since 1996. My job is to translate geek-speak into clear and concise advice and give you easy-to-understand how-to’s and instructions about your consumer technology products and services.
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